Project One was the documentation of the East Falls bridge, understanding its location, and finding its initial sources of attraction.

Project Two took us through the process of some classic photoshop work; manipulating an image to reveal and/or highlight content of that image to create a better experience overall.

Project Three had us manipluate an image by taking out the most grabbing moment in the image, then rendering it by hand and digitally laying the rendering back into its appropriate spot in the image.

Project Five required us to draft an object by hand, digitally edit that rendering and put in dimensions and scale. 

Project Six required us to draft the same object from Project Five but completely in Adobe Illustrator; accompanied by dimensions, scale, and titles.

Project Seven was a chance to redo an assignment. I chose to make my Project Five sharper and clearer by clearing up smudges in the rendering and adding more dimensions and titles.

For Project Eight we were sent on a documentation mission on the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, required to identify a theme/concept and show it in photographs and drawings. The concept I identified was an idea that a shadow/black border outlined the building, to say that the building was separated from it's surroundings.

 

Project Nine focused on the house we were studying in another class. By using our model of the house we showed unique views and elements. First we highlighted an element of the house from its plan view.

Secondly we captured a perspective of the house model, finished the rest of that image with a drawing, then completed its surroundings digitally.

Lastly we captured an interior view of the model and hand-rendered a portion of the model. My idea here was to highlight this section of windows and the shadow they would give on a person. No one will see the house this way in reality. To get this view, the photographer would have to be underground.

For Project Ten we took photos of a house model and repaired imperfections using photoshop.

In Project Twelve we were assigned to produce a project board for a building.

Project Thirteen had us design an entire book cover for an existing book, then show the book cover in different contexts.

For Project Fourteen we had to design an architecture lecture poster for an existing school. We were instructed to research other posters done by the school to give us an idea of how ours should look.

In Project Fifteen we had to first complete a perspective section of a house model that used many techniques. Then create something of our freedom. I chose to construct a collage of one of my favorite local buildings.